The federal government has ordered all broadcasters transmitting Free-To-Air satellite services in the country to encrypt all the broadcasting signals on their platform. A statement by the National…
“The Commission has monitored in recent times the transmission of Free-To-Air satellite signals with unwholesome content into the country,” the statement which was signedIt said some of the channels broadcasting illegally into the country seek to threaten Nigeria’s core values and deliberately seek to undermine its unity and peace.Dear valued readers, subscribe to the Daily Trust e-paper to continue enjoying our diet of authoritative news.
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